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24K views · 1.4K reactions | “Democratic colleagues when they say they are ‘saving things,’ they're driving the train for $4 trillion dollars of INCREASED national debt.” “Somebody explained to me how that's what the American people sent us here to do?”  | U.S. Representative Chip Roy Press Office | Facebook

45K views · 649 reactions | Damian Lillard of #TeamStephen had 21 points, 3 rebounds, and 2 assists at the 2018 #NBAAllStar game! Catch replays of the full game at BTV(8pm), NBA Premium TV(7pm), S+A(12pm) or you can also tune in for FREE to the NBA League Pass for 24 hours with the code: NBAGRETCHEN! | NBA Philippines | Facebook

📊 A recent study in the Philippines shows that the debt-to-income ratio is 4:1. That means Filipinos spend 4x more than their income, which drowns them into debt. Here are 3 ways to improve this situation: ✅ Don’t spend more than what you’re earning. Ayaw palabi ug gasto kung dili pa kaya sa imong income. Live within your means. ✅ Prepare your emergency fund. Para kung naay kalit nga gasto, dili ka magamit sa utang. ✅ Apply the debt snowball strategy. Start paying your smallest debt first, then

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10K views · 18K reactions | manaka ranaka Are you in too deep over your head in debt? Well National Debt Council can consolidate all your loans, and they'll negotiate a good rate on your behalf, once all debt it paid your credit history is cleared easy does it. Contact NDC now, thank me later! #StressFreeWithNDC #NDC #Ad | National Debt Counsellors | Facebook

"Wag tayo matakot sa utang." The Philippines' outstanding debt is projected to hit P15.8 trillion by the end of 2024, but Senator Francis Escudero says this is not a cause for concern even though the country's debt-to-GDP ratio is at 61 percent. He adds, no country has ever reached 0 debt in the history of debt. #ANCHeadstart | ABS-CBN News